Daily Republican., 1887-08-29
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PHILADEEPH Aug, 2o.r-Seven more
men who had b, n employee by the Penna
Railroad Company ss trsin hands on the :
New York Division were arrested on
on suspicion Of being copcern-
ed In the recent robberies perpetrated
along the line. E. Z. Nagle, one OF the
prisoners. was q freight conductor and
the others were brahemen. They were
locked up at the Sixteenth District sta.
and will be brought 10 the
Central this morning for examination,
and will be held for the general hearing
which has been fixed for to morrow when
the fifteen who have been arrested will be
arraigned. The police are looking for
several more who are suspected OF having
taken part In the robberies.
A party Of men gathered ct the boat
houses along the lower Schuylkill yester |
day afternoon. and before starting for
home several of them began skylsrkiDg
with their guns. While the fun was in
progress gun in the hands of e. jam
was accidentally discharged, q portion OF
the load of birdshot lodging In the body
and hands of Barry Wilson, thirty years
old, OF fS44 south Fourth street Wilson
WAS taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
and jam was locked up at the Twenty
fith district station house, but WAS sub
seq uently release a on bail on the receipt
of certificate from DR.. Rhoades. to the
effect that the injuries were nofofs ser.
ious character.
James PunV and John Conroy, both of
whom live near Eighth and Carpenter
streets, were given hearing before Magis-
tAte Lelar at the Second district station
house yesterday morning, charged with
assault and battery with intent to kill
Csoharine Freytandrus an italian woman,
living at BIG Carpenter street. Both men
were drunk when they called on her Sat-
urday night ard they began to fight She
tried to separate them and was stabbed in
the breast and slightly injured. She ran
into the str ct and summon ed q Second
, district police officer, who arrested the
, men. They were sent to prison in de
fault OF 81 900 bail each for trial.
Frank Haney, twenty -seven years old
livi In the rear of I'LL Cherry street
! WAS ''ous with the boys" on Saturday
/ returned to his home In the early hours
, of ye.trday morning. He showed hi:
, valor by pick ing quarrel with his wife
, and was exercising hts muscle by knock
) ing her down and dragging her srount
, the room when Patrolman George Hamil
! ton of the Twentieth district, interfeset
, and marched the pugilistc customer Il
the station house. Magistrate ClemeE
, will interview Haney this morning.
. On Saturday afternoon O man, after
ward idr ntifed as Casper Reimel, age,
r 81 years, of No. 2O6 Maryland street, iel
overheard at Pier No. Q, North Wharves
Q and was drowned. He Is said to hav
been under the influence Of liquor, AM
. for that reason was driven ofthe wharf q
2 Race street by policeman On his pei
q son was book, In which were found tn
l following: "Please send my body to %
= Maryland street, Philadelphia. Casper Re
mel" and "Casper Reimel has eommitte
o suicide for the want of work. Please sen
o ne to 206 Maryland street
|. An engine and caboose ran into o pa
i. : senger train on the Bound Brook Raj
y road. at Wayne Junction, early on 6atu
. day morpit z. Three men In the cab00ee-
!, John Manning, Lewis Maginley and job
y Ruth-were injured, but not fatally
y y was said that The accident might hav
= been avoided had one OF the emyloyes O
:, the passenger train, when It Noppsd, ,gol
- - to the rear to signal approaching train
- - The body of man about 30 years
~ age was found In the Della ware river ye
as terday morning by the Eleventh distri
Az DO ice opposite shacksnaxon sire
re- wharf He was of medium height al
"A weight, had light complexion and lig
ly mustache and was well dressed In
II. black diago suit.
1t The disease prevailing among horses
70 South and West Jersey, pronounced
In veterinary surgeons to be spinal meni
I'd ri It's, has made its appearance In Cal
den 1t is sal that nearly six hundr
og herses have died since the aDpearan
It. of the disease, less than two weeks al